Then, it's time for shift change.
Those who have rested immediately mount their horses again, while those returning continue to rest.
The mobilization of troops and the sound of warhorse hooves are not small.
But among these soldiers, those who are asleep sleep very peacefully. With the battle imminent, they all know how to conserve their energy.
Warhorses need to conserve strength, and people, in fact, are the same.
This continuous night harassment is not mainly to tire the enemy; the primary objective is to prevent night raids from the Yangshan Village's garrison.
This was a common tactic when Lord Zheng rose to power, so in guarding against it, they were extremely cautious.
In other directions of Chu army camps and forts, Liang Cheng only dispatched some scouts for alertness, without making large-scale defenses.
Because according to the timetable, the Yan Army's various forces should already be in position, soldier to soldier, king to king.
